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Camel Xiangzi is Lao She's masterpiece. Based on Peiping, old China, the work describes the tragic experience of Xiangzi, a rickshaw puller, who degenerated from human to "beast", expresses the author's concern and sympathy for the tragic fate of workers struggling at the bottom of society, praises Xiangzi's excellent qualities of diligence, simplicity, kindness and upward, and profoundly reveals the reasons for Xiangzi's tragic fate.

Good words:

Fall behind others, be aloof from the world, scrimp and save, be in a hurry, sell well, be pleasing,

Hard work, humble, clean, make a clean break, ungrateful.

Good sentences:

1. That car is the total achievement and reward of all his struggles and hardships, just like the badge of a battle-hardened soldier.

They can't run by themselves, because their legs and feet are too heavy to hold money.

3. Money will lead people into a bad society, abandon noble ideals and willingly go to hell.

People who work for money are afraid of meeting more money. Loyalty is not based on money.

Experience is the fertilizer of life. What kind of person will you become with experience? Peony can't be raised in the desert.

Good paragraph:

1, he doesn't know anything, but he feels a little hot in his heart and has rain in his ears. He wants to put the car down, but he doesn't know where to put it. Trying to run, the water wrapped around his leg. He was half dead, dragging forward step by step with his head down. The driver seems to have died in the car, leaving the driver to fight for his life in the water without saying a word. This passage vividly describes Xiangzi's hardships in pulling rickshaws, contrasts the indifference of passengers, and sets off Xiangzi's pity.

I don't know whether I am moving forward or have stopped. I only feel waves in my heart, like a fluctuating Black Sea. Darkness is connected with my heart, and it is all vague, ups and downs and trance. Xiangzi seemed to be choked by a gust of wind and swallowed several times. This passage vividly depicts Xiangzi's inner difficulties and hesitation.

Lao She, a great people's artist, created many classic works in his life, but the most famous one is Camel Xiangzi.

Xiangzi on Camel depicts Xiangzi's tragic fate. He worked hard to make money, and after three years of hard work, he got a foreign car. But before long, the mutinous soldiers took his car; Then the spy cheated him of his only savings, and the master lost a relatively stable job to avoid the spy. Faced with these blows, he struggled and still stubbornly wanted to make greater efforts to realize his dream. But all this was in vain: he used Tigress's savings to buy a car and soon had to sell it to deal with Tigress's funeral. Xier's suicide, his favorite, blew out the last spark of hope in his heart, and he lost any desire and confidence in life. He changed from ambition to self-indulgence: Xiangzi, who was originally upright and kind, was crushed by the millstone of life.

The novel truly shows the life of that dark society, and shows the ugly faces of warlords, spies and car factory owners. But for their persecution, Xiangzi would not have changed from hopeful to depraved. A person who used to be diligent and patient and had his own goals turned out to be social garbage-isn't this a sad life?

Xiangzi's life ideal is narrow, and his means of struggle is even more wrong. As a result, I kept myself away from my friends around me, and I was even less able to resist repeated blows. Since "buy your own car?" This has become the whole motivation of his struggle, so that his only purpose in life is. Then after he gradually realized that he could not meet such requirements, he lost not only an ideal, but the whole meaning of life, and was bound to be in a state of mental breakdown.

After reading Camel Xiangzi, there is a feeling of wanting more. I really don't want this novel to end, and I feel like I want to continue reading it. Lao She wrote this novel wonderfully, which can attract people's attention and alert future generations.

Recently, I read Lao She's masterpiece Camel Xiangzi and felt a lot.

Through the bitter story of an old rickshaw puller, the novel depicts how an upright, competitive, kind and self-reliant foreign rickshaw puller was destroyed from body to soul in the old society. Xiangzi is honest, strong and simple, and has a camel-like positive and tenacious spirit towards life. His only wish is to buy a car to pull and be an independent laborer. Later, he scrimped and saved for three years, traded his hard-earned money for a car, and it was not long before the soldiers took it away. The second time, he saved enough money, but was given away by the hateful detective Sun. The third time, he married Tigress and bought a car with Tigress's money. Life was already good, but Tigress died in childbirth. Xiangzi was heartbroken and had no choice but to sell his car to bury Tigress. After many twists and turns, his wish was finally completely shattered. Happy suicide, his favorite, extinguished the last spark of hope in his heart. It lost any begging and confidence in life and became self-indulgent from its efforts. He became numb, down and out, cunning, taking advantage, eating, drinking, whoring and gambling.

This book made me realize how dark and terrible the old society was and the crime of turning people into ghosts. Xiangzi was just an ordinary rickshaw driver in Beijing, who was insignificant in society, but fate still couldn't let him go, tortured him and ruined his dream, and later became a self-indulgent person. Tragedy is always creepy and scary.

People often say that "no pains, no gains". Xiangzi is ambitious, hardworking and thrifty. Why did he finally have nowhere to go? Why do you have to drive him to Liangshan? Is that a society where good people are not allowed to live?

In fact, Xiangzi was just a typical society at that time, and his fate was the fate of all the powerless people in that society at that time We can learn what kind of life people lived in the chaotic society at that time.

Our present society is beautiful and happy. No selfishness, no misfortune, no cruelty? The answer is yes. In today's society, many people have made progress and many people have regressed. This retrogression means that people's minds become corrupt and ugly, gambling and robbery ... do evil. However, society is always progressive, and we can only punish these people by coercive means.